Taxes in Japan I Can't Control and 3 Ways I Can| Typhoon Day Morning Routine

Hi! I’m Samy, a 31-year-old office worker living in Tokyo, Japan 😊 It's a typhoon day in Japan, so I'm staying home to think about money and taxes. Some taxes I can't control, but there are 3 ways I can take action myself. Come along with my morning routine as I talk about: Taxes that happen automatically in Japan ・Withholding tax ・Year-end tax adjustment ・Resident tax 3 ways I can take action myself ・NISA ・iDeCo ・Furusato Nozei (Hometown Tax Donation) I'm not a finance expert, just an ordinary person in Japan sharing what I've learned and how I feel about it. I hope it gives you something to think about, even if you never start any of them. Disclaimer: This video is for general information and my personal opinion only. It is not financial or tax advice. Rules, limits, and exchange rates can change, so please check official sources (National Tax Agency, Financial Services Agency, or your local city office) before deciding. Investing involves risk, and you can lose money. Do you have a system like this in your country? Let me know in the comments! If you enjoyed this video, please like and subscribe 💛 #lifeinjapan #livinginjapan #money #taxes #morningroutine #lowincomeinjapan